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Oyama doll edition 5
¥8,400.00
Japanese dolls are made all over Japan, but their origin lies in Kyoto. For several hundred years, geisha dolls have been made in Kyoto from the traditional Nishijin fabric. Kyoto craftsmen use the same method now as they did long ago. The Kyoto brand is the very best of the so-called Japan Brand and without a doubt top class. Learn More
Sengoku Kitsuke doll
¥3,500.00
Japanese dolls such as geisha have been made for a long time, but due to foreign interest in Japanese dolls, samurai and ninja also started being made. In recent times, Japanese figurines have been attracting international attention, but the origin of that craft can be said to be dolls. Learn More
Kokeshi young samurai
¥2,800.00
This item, “Kokeshi”, is popular in Japan as a traditional ceramic doll. Kokeshi are made from tree shavings. Although female forms of this design are common, this doll portrays a young samurai. We also recommend considering the female Kokeshi pair. Learn More
Kokeshi Sunday best
¥2,600.00
This item, “Kokeshi”, is popular in Japan as a traditional ceramic doll. Kokeshi are made from tree shavings. It is a simple design, but the doll’s facial expression and body design have the individuality of the craftsmen. This doll has many collectors in Japan and is a very popular doll style in both Japan and abroad. Learn More
Nishijin gold brocade doll
¥5,000.00
Kyoto’s Nishijin silk fabric kimonos are famous throughout the world. These dolls were made one by one by Kyoto craftsmen and the Nishijin clothing is produced in the “Doujin” style. The doll’s eyes and hair were made with painstaking attention to detail and actualize the doll’s showy cuteness. This is a popular design with our customers in Japan and abroad. Learn More
Itadzuki Noh Mask - Tengu long-nosed goblin - Perfection of wisdom
¥4,500.00
Noh is a Japanese performing art with dancing where the characters wear masks according to their role. There is often dancing at Shinto shrines and so on, which were formerly witness to apparent miracles. Learn More
Itadzuki Noh Mask (facet, old man, Hyottoko, moon-faced woman)
¥4,000.00
Masks from around their world all have their own charm and the Noh mask is no exception, displaying a beautiful and unique molding. Learn More
Better fortune - Seven Deities of Luck - Frog
¥2,200.00
This frog doll is based on the frog and sports the lucky number 7. The “beckoning cat” of the same design is also available. Learn More
Fukuwarai Beckoning Cat in Samurai costume
¥7,800.00
In Japan, the beckoning cat is known as “maneki-neko” and is thought to beckon both people and money. Being a lucky talisman for prosperous business, it is often adorned at the front of stores. Learn More
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Better fortune - Seven Deities of Luck - Cat
¥2,000.00
This doll is a beckoning cat with the lucky number 7. Learn More
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